A woman with sunglasses holding a blue umbrella and a spray bottle, smiling outdoors on a sunny day, wearing a floral kimono, black top, denim shorts, and cowboy boots.
Kelly Taylor, smiling with her chin resting on her hands, a stack of books in front of her on a table that she used for research for her Tucson, AZ walking tours.

About
Kelly Taylor

I have been an elementary school teacher here in Tucson for 21 years. I moved to Tucson because it just seemed like a really cool place to be, and I fell in love with the desert, the mountains, and the culture of Tucson. I’ve been interested in Tucson history, so I have been having a great time taking a deeper dive into Tucson history as I’ve researched these tours. During the pandemic, I started seriously listening to podcasts, and that’s when I really got intrigued by True Crime stories — and Tucson has some great True Crime stories! As I’ve travelled, I’ve always been interested in walking tours — I feel like they give you the inside scoop on what’s been happening in the area.

I decided to combine my interests into this walking tour company. I named this Legendary Tucson Walking Tours because Tucson has so many great and fun stories to be told from throughout time, that it should be called LEGENDARY!

Group of people standing in front of a house on the sidewalk, some looking at the house, a few with cameras, with trees and a fence in the background.
Contact Us
Digital illustration of a pair of dark green cowboy boots with light teal accents.

Why Legendary Tucson Walking Tours?

Educational & Fun

Stylized illustration of a pair of dark green cowboy boots with light blue accents.

Historically Accurate

Illustration of a dark-colored cowboy boot with light-colored stitching.

Short & Sweet

Illustration of a pair of dark green high-heeled shoes with teal accents.

Fun Day or Night Out

Book Now